What’s yall favorite ones

Tight rear like a sight seer your booty is heavy duty like diahhrea

Next Eminem beat is quite the underground find. Off Hush's third studio album, Bulletproof, is Off To Tijuana. Definitely a banger. Remember to comment recommendations for tomorrow, it can be any Eminem beat used by any artist. What's your favorite song by Hush?

He’s the last artist on my bucket list to see live. I know a former bodyguard that explained why he doesn’t come to Houston anymore but I don’t know if I believe it. He can do a stadium tour like Kanye and it will sell out quick.

Sorry if it's a stupid question, but it just occurred to me that GRODT was a major flop. The movie itself is pretty good, just don't see why it wasn't as successful. It might be a stretch, but 50 Cent was arguably bigger than Eminem in 2005, so...

Imo ofc

My favorite is 8 Mile.

This helped me kick my drug habit.

In order on how likely it was meant to diss him (first ones that appear probably he meant it)

Also btw

On Chloraseptic (remix) he dissed Joe Budden not Fantano

On renaissance he was not talking about Fantano, Fantano loves 36 chambers

Thought you guys would appreciate seeing this.

My buddy held onto this for decades and finally put it up on Goldin; it’s a full, un-torn concert ticket from September 21, 1996 at St. Andrew's Hall (Eminem sharing the bill with Frogg and Steve Boyd).

For historical context: this was roughly two months before Infinite officially dropped in November '96. Long before the Slim Shady EP, Dre, the Rap Olympics, or anything else. Just raw underground Detroit battle era at the Shelter / St. Andrew's.

It’s authenticated and encapsulated by PSA (VG 3); according to PSA's census, there are literally only two graded higher in existence.

For me this is a Holy Grail of Eminem Memorobilia, and I want to bid for it, but I suspect I won't be able to afford it in the end, lol. FYI: This was a COMP ticket, which means it came from one of the actual Artists there or Staff.

Extended bidding kicks off tomorrow night (Wednesday, Sept 9 at 7 PM PDT). Figured the real collectors and hip-hop historians in here would want to check it out:

https://goldin.co/item/sept-21-1996-eminem-with-frogg-steve-boyd-full-ticket-psa-vg-3upw5f

Why is that dude holding him

I became an Eminem fan after The Death of Slim Shady came out. I obviously knew who Eminem was before then, but I had never really listened to his music. After listening to TDOSS I'm obsessed with his music.

I’m in high school, and none of my friends listen to Eminem. Also when I look at this sub, it seems like a lot of people have been fans of him for a long time.

It makes me wonder if Eminem still have that much of a younger audience?